From the kachishop team in Japan
Guides, reviews and shopping tips for J-beauty, snacks, tea, magazine freebies and pre-owned cameras — the things you can only buy in Japan.
Visit the shop →Singapore has some of the best access to Japanese mochi in Southeast Asia. A Japanese wagashi house sells boxed mochi in Takashimaya, a Kamakura warabimochi specialist has a…
Singapore is one of the easier places in Southeast Asia to buy Japanese matcha powder. A Kyoto matcha brand sells its own stone-ground tins here, Japanese supermarkets stock…
Looking for Japanese snacks in Singapore? You have plenty of options, from DON DON DONKI and Japanese supermarkets like Meidi-Ya and Isetan to Daiso outlets across the island.…
The hardest part of buying your first digicam in Singapore isn’t choosing between brands. It’s not knowing which of the hundreds of discontinued models will still work properly…
There are three realistic places to buy a second hand camera in Singapore: the cluster of specialist shops around Peninsula Plaza and Peninsula Shopping Centre, the peer-to-peer marketplaces…
If you are searching for where to buy a cheap digital camera in Singapore, you have several options — from Japanese secondhand cameras on kachicollect to Carousell Singapore,…
Japan has the deepest used camera market in the world. Shops in Tokyo alone hold tens of thousands of graded bodies and lenses, priced well below what the…
“Vintage camera” means different things depending on who’s asking. It might be a 1970s Nikon SLR, a Contax point-and-shoot, or a 2005 Canon IXUS with a CCD sensor.…
Singapore has one of the most developed digicam scenes in the region — a cluster of dedicated shops along Haji Lane, an active Carousell market, and pop-up sellers…
